Good Luck, Steal Wu Tonight

I hope that I, Great Wu Zhongchen, will not bully the orphans and widowers of the Sun family.

🙂 Sima Family: I thought our usurpation of Wei was already at a moral low, but I didn't expect that there is still a moral Mariana Trench 🙂 Zhou 🐶, each other.

Overall, it looks quite smooth and comfortable, but when I read the poem, I really felt like I was digging my toes into the ground, copying it everywhere. The rhythm of the Han Dynasty was also different, so it would be inappropriate to use a Song poem. You could just copy some Fu. Wasn't writing Fu popular in the Han Dynasty?

I might as well name it: I don't want to be a rat in the rebirth of Koto Jerry.

Why don't you consider changing the title of the book? Good luck, does xx have any other meaning tonight? Anyway, I can only think of eating chicken. It feels very inexplicable. The style has dropped a lot, giving people the feeling of a novice. I might as well just steal the title of Wu Dang's book.

Stealing Sun Wu is not fun enough, stealing Sun Quan's harem is even more interesting.

Good luck, our Jerry from Jiangdong also has his own version of the Three Kingdoms 😄

The writing is much better than the previous one. Except for not being good at copying poems, everything else is good.

The protagonist seems to have no hang-ups, but in fact he is full of hang-ups. 🤓 To be honest, which young man today can know everything about astronomy and geography, humanities, business, and officialdom... So I can't read this book with my brain, and just feel good about it.

The plot is quite good, but it's too difficult to copy the poems, so I just copy them. Please, please, stop copying. It's a complete failure. Isn't it bad to write the plot?

I thought it was the post-Three Kingdoms era, but it turned out to be the pre-Three Kingdoms period of Cao Sun and Liu.

It's too fake. I know everything and forget about it. I just leave it to other people and they can learn it in a few days. The main character and the supporting characters are all dull and not concrete at all.

This book is well written, but I don't know if it's because I voted for Jiangdong Rats and got poor grades.

The writing is good, but although you are not obligated for nine years, can you not be so embarrassed copying poems? Poetry has rhythm and artistic conception, and words have word cards. New Year's Eve? Who is your lover? Your sapphire case? Still addicted to copying? If you want to copy it, it's better to copy it. It's just a point deduction.

It's well written, but don't write any emotional scenes, and copying poems to show off is a bit cliché, but the rest is really good.

This book can only be said to be worth reading. The historical writing is very good, but it was confusing. The battlefield part did not include details of the army, such as equipment.

Advantages: The writing style is good, unlike Xiaobai's full vernacular that makes people laugh. It can be seen that the author has some classical Chinese skills. Disadvantages: Some plots are quite cliché. For example, the heroine fell in love with the hero after hearing him reciting poetry behind the screen, which was a bit embarrassing. Personally, I don't really like reciting poems to show off. Reading poems that have already been written by predecessors is okay. Plagiarizing poems written by later generations to show off gives me a very awkward feeling. Fortunately, this plot is not very long, so I can get over it after a while. Overall, it's okay. Anyone who doesn't have particularly high requirements for historical novels can give it a try.

The writing is as good as the masters, the pace is smooth and the details are not lacking. With a nice and stylish two-character and four-character title, the book will definitely take off🛫. "Zhou Wu"? Or "Stealing Wu" seems a bit thin and not domineering.

The title of the book is Rats of Rats? 🤔

This title really hurts the author. I've passed by it a few times, but the title didn't make me want to read it. I struck gold when I saw it today. The author is very knowledgeable, the protagonist is likeable, and versatile. The key book is actually a cool writing style. The audience is both old bookworms and novices. The story is smooth and logical. In short, it is quite comfortable to read. Except for the few red buildings among these new historical books, you are the only one that makes me feel happy so far.

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How should I put it? The book is out of stock, so you can read the characters. The supporting characters are not fleshed out, the protagonist is too smooth, and the enemies are very brainless.

There is Wang Mang in front of him and Sima Yi in the back. Now that Zhou Yi is in harmony with the world, and praised by the whole court, Sun Quan is not afraid that his master will be suspicious of his death. Moreover, Zhuge Liang is still alive in front of him, and there is no precedent of dedicating himself to death.

This introduction feels inexplicably refreshing

In the late period of the Three Kingdoms, the territory was finalized, and Soochow was suitable for politics. After Shiting, Soochow had almost no major actions, and they were all small fights. However, there is a problem. Sun Quan lives for a long time. I don't know how to solve it, or should I let the Supreme Return to the West in advance? After clearing out a large number of people in the Second Palace War, the protagonist jumps left and right, serving as an auxiliary minister

I'm jumping to read this, can anyone tell me in which chapter the protagonist started to steal Wu's heart?

Why are historical time-travel novels almost all about soul travel, and many protagonists still have systems or personal space? It is better to write that the protagonist can travel between modern and ancient times through time and space channels. After all, it is based on Einstein's theory of relativity. It is very interesting to write about the protagonist traveling between modern times and ancient times through time and space channels. This can show the direct collision between modern times and ancient times. There are already many stories about the protagonists rebelling in the early Qing Dynasty, including the Kangxi Dynasty and the Yongzheng Dynasty. It would be interesting to write a book in which the protagonist rebelled between Kublai Khan and Yuan Dynasty in the Yuan Dynasty or Zhu Yuanzhang and Hongwu Year in the Ming Dynasty.

Let's change the name. This title made me come in and out several times before I read it. A good book is delayed by its title.

As a master, the pace can be slower, it would be perfect.

I just want to ask if the protagonist has followed the path of a big tiger😀